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    Relational equality requires the absence of subjection in... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Relational equality is threatened when individuals in a relationship have significantly different power over how they interact with and relate to one another.

    Relational equality requires the absence of subjection in a relationship.

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    Daniel Viehoff develops an egalitarian conception of democratic authority based on the ideal of relational equality (Viehoff 2014; see section 2.2.3 above for more on relational equality). Viehoff argues that relational equality is threatened by “subjection” in a relationship, which occurs when individuals have significantly different power over how they interact with and relate to one another. According to Viehoff, obeying the outcomes of egalitarian democratic procedures is necessary and suf

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